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State to benefit from Building South Dakota bill
Aberdeen, as well as the entire state, will benefit from sweeping economic development legislation recently signed into law, say legislators and local economic development officials. Tax incentives for new projects costing more than $20 million as well...Tags: Judges, Pies and Tarts, Elections, Citigroup Incorporated, Politics
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Jason Bateman gives Ernest Borgnine's estate a new identity
Actor Jason Bateman and his wife, actress Amanda Anka, are dropping anchor in the Beverly Crest area with the purchase of the estate of Ernest Borgnine for $3 million. The gated country English compound sits on a half-acre knoll. The 6,148-square-foot...Tags: Arrested Development (tv program) , Allergies, Identity Thief (movie), Swimming, Celebrities
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Flagler County calendar of events
Travel to Flagler County and take advantage of these great events in the surrounding area. JANUARY Muttville Comix Dog Act for Kiwanis January 11, 7 pm – 8 pm Each year the local Kiwanis Club puts on this slapstick comedy show to help raise...
Tags: Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Festive Events, Easter, Rodeo, Human Interest
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A busy April is on tap in Bel Air
April arrived today, and with it comes a busy month for activities in the Town of Bel Air, including Kite Day, the opening of the Saturday farmers market and some popular annual fundraising events. In addition, this April a couple of highly visible...Tags: Arts, Bel Air (Allegany, Maryland), Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Arts and Culture
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Student news
ST. MARY’S CITY, Md. — Elizabeth Nicole Smith of Williamsport was named to the dean’s list for the fall semester at St. Mary’s College of Maryland. CHESTERTOWN, Md. — Washington College announced that Jordan Cannon of...Tags: Providence College, Teaching and Learning, Mount Airy, Colleges and Universities, Miami University
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Recoating crumbling basement walls
The Philadelphia InquirerQ: Our 1920s Colonial has a stone foundation with some sort of cement coating on the interior. Much of the coating has flaked off, exposing the mortar joints, which are disintegrating. We recently had a sump pump and French drain installed in the...Tags: Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Limes
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COLUMN: Subway knows how to pass inspections
I looked at a lot of restaurant scores earlier this week for a story I wrote on restaurants that failed inspections. The South Dakota Department of Health listed eight (later corrected to seven) Aberdeen restaurants on its website as scoring below 80,...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Medical Procedures and Tests, Lifestyle and Leisure, Health, Immigration
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Harford Community College sponsors Clear Your Clutter Day April 27
Harford Community College and Sappari Solutions Professional Organizing will provide a one-stop location for people to clear the clutter in their homes in an environmentally responsible way. The third annual Clear Your Clutter Day is planned Saturday,...Tags: Harford Community College, ShopRite, Passenger Cars, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland)
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Governor picks attorney in St. Robert as new judge in Pulaski County
WAYNESVILLE, Mo. -- Gov. Jay Nixon on Monday appointed Ronda Cortesini of Waynesville, as Pulaski County associate circuit judge. The position became available upon the appointment by Gov. Nixon of Associate Circuit Judge Greg Warren as circuit judge...Tags: Judges, Army National Guard, Lawyers, U.S. Army, Executive Branch
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It's A Gray Area: We should be skeptical of our government
People in our country mostly seem to possess an innate faith in government. Probably that has evolved because, while our governments generally are unnecessarily expensive, wasteful and intrusive, they have not been overtly corrupt like so many others...Tags: Judges, Barack Obama, Elections, Africa, Nelson Mandela
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Habitat attack was unwarranted, unfair
The perception of our affordable housing project in Glendale was clouded during the Rossmoyne Council Candidates Forum. The city bought the Geneva property several years before San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity was involved in the project. It...Tags: Interior Policy, Politics, Housing and Urban Planning
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Neighbor stops break-in in Wichita neighborhood
A Habitat for Humanity neighborhood fights back against a wave of break-ins in their community. Joe Burian's lived in his Habitat For Humanity home with his fiance, Tammy, for two years now. "This is by far the greatest accomplishment, that I have...
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